Job Placement Via Coloring Book
Every mom thinks her children are smart. I just so happen to be right. You see, my children, at the ages of 3 and 4, have figured out their perfect careers. Many of us have spent years trying to figure out the “best” career for ourselves, but my kids have done it before they’ve entered kindergarten.
Not only that, but my kids have actually been able to demonstrate that these careers are perfectly aligned to their personalities. Check this out:
Child’s Career of Choice |
Princess |
Pirate |
What she colors | One page in the coloring book, including the background | Several pages in the coloring book, each partially colored |
Crayon arrangement | One of each color, meticulously lined up on the table from shortest to tallest (or darkest to lightest); broken crayons CANNOT be used | Every crayon at her disposal, regardless of length, shape, or color, is dumped onto the floor |
Child’s Position | Sitting upright in a chair with one crayon at a time in her hand | Laying on the floor with four crayons in each hand, one in her sock, and one behind her ear (I even found one floating in the tub after her bath) |
Coloring Style | Squarely within the lines, with colors matching real life objects | Purposeful scribble-scrabble with rainbow colored grass and lime green cows |
Topic of Conversation | How well she stayed in the lines, and how poorly her sister is doing | No conversation; whistling her favorite song |
Length of time spent coloring | A solid hour; the picture has to be just right | 45 seconds; there’s a dog to torture |
Yes, now seems like the right time to be going through such stuff. It is all about colouring books and everything blah! Hey Marilyn, hope you are doing well. I am back and pretty happy to be here. Good luck! XX
Welcome back! I’ve missed our little exchanges. 🙂
I LOVE it! Isn’t it fun and amazing how different sisters can be? One of those girls sure sounds like you, Your Majesty!
Yes, it is both fun and amazing. Sometimes it’s a bit frustrating, but I love thinking about them in the quietest moments of life. And yes, I know that the princess is just like me, which is not always a good thing, but she gives my closest friends something to laugh about when they spend time together.